The bill proposes the establishment of a vulnerable adult multidisciplinary team in each county or region of Michigan. This team will consist of public and private professionals authorized to represent their respective agencies. The team is tasked with sharing information to fulfill its duties while adhering to strict confidentiality requirements. Members must execute a sworn statement to uphold confidentiality and can only disclose information to specific entities, including adult protective services, the attorney general, and law enforcement, provided such disclosures are not prohibited by other state laws. Additionally, the information produced by the team is exempt from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act, and the team itself is not considered a public body under the Open Meetings Act.

The bill defines key terms such as "vulnerable adult," which refers to individuals over 18 who require supervision or care due to various disabilities, and outlines the team's goals, which include preventing and investigating abuse, coordinating services, and promoting community awareness regarding the needs of vulnerable adults. The team is expected to develop programs for detection and prevention of abuse and to disseminate information about treatment options and prevention strategies. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the protection and support for vulnerable adults through a collaborative approach among various professionals and agencies.